Study gauges dining out cutbacks

NEW YORK More than four out of 10 consumers are dining out less often than they did six months ago and almost as many are choosing less-expensive places when they do go out, according to a new research study by management consulting firm Booz & Co. The data also indicated that people are likely to cut back further on dining out if the economy fails to improve. The report, based on a survey in late September of nearly 1,000 adults, also found that 35 percent of consumers now pack ...

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